Truck art has been a part of India’s visual lexicon and heritage for decades. Highways transform into runways for chunky vehicles drenched in hues of tangerine, canary, plum, and jade green ...

India's truck art has long featured vibrant colors and symbols on the road. Why is this tradition dying? Rachel Kolisi, others react as Willie Le Roux celebrates new milestone with Springboks in style ...

Suman is a Graphic Design professor in the United States. He was still pursuing his graduation from the University of Florida in 2011 when he got interested in the concept of truck art. Along with two ...

Truck and taxi art is rich with symbolism, including images of gods and goddesses, Bollywood celebrities, political logos, good luck omens, and adornments such as bangles or other jewelry. See ...

Graphic designer makes 31-minute documentary of national folk art of India trucks. ... 33, came to the U.S. to study design. He won a fellowship at the University of Florida, ...

It's on a mission to save this special art form, while also getting people to appreciate it. Meet India’s first mobile art gallery on the back of a truck. It came to Mumbai at a film institute ...

If you're going to spend 10 months of the year on the road, you'd want a pretty sweet ride. For truckers in India, that means a kaleidoscope of colors, slogans, and intricately painted symbols that ...

Covered in art, they’re more than functional and mundane, they’re spectacles of beauty in India. These colorful trucks are all over the country, and the designs aren’t random.

Mural and street artists from India and Pakistan breathed life into the walls of Al Mansoura Metro Station in Doha with their truck art for the FIFA World Cup, which kicks off this month in Qatar.

From Hand-painted patterns to vintage slogans with bold typography, India's truck art has long featured vibrant colors and symbols on the road. Why is this tradition dying?